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About the company

Bollore SE is a France-based holding company which operates in over 100 countries. The Company is active in several divisions: Bollore Africa Logistics, including freight forwarding, stevedoring, shipping lines and railways; Bollore Logistics with a presence in five continents; Bollore Energie which supplies domestic fuel and petroleum products; IER which designs, manufacture and markets terminals for controlling and reading tickets; Plastic Films for condensers, capacitors and packaging; Batteries and Supercapacitors, Electric Vehicles; Autolib’ which offers a network of electric car rental; Communication and Media, which launched Digital Terrestial Television (DTT); Plantations because the Company owns oil palm and rubber plantations, through the Socfin Group and Financial Assets.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)18.04bn
  • Net income in EUR154.30m
  • Incorporated1955
  • Employees91.29k
  • Location
    Bollore SETour Bollore,31-32 quai de Dion-Bouton,Puteaux cedexPUTEAUX 92811FranceFRA
  • Phone+33 146964433
  • Fax+33 146964422
  • Websitehttps://www.bollore.com/fr/
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